i.am a nurse and mailing from saudi arabia,i saw about LCNR,LONDON, is it fake college or trusted one?
LONDON COLLEGE OF NURSING & RESEARCH (LCNR) St Mary's Court,The Broadway Amersham. Bucks - HP7 0UT (U.K) Tel: 01494 582055 Fax: 01494 582020 E-mail: info@lcnrnurse.com ------------------------------... LCNR BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS NAME OF THE ACCOUNT: - 'LCNR' INTERNATIONAL BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER (IBAN) NO: -GB14MIDL40252771781464. BRANCH IDENTIFIER CODE: - MIDLGB2104V SWIFT CODE: - MIDLGB22. NAME OF THE BANK:'HSBC' SORT CODE: -40-25-27. ACCOUNT NO: - 71781464. BRANCH: - ILFORD, ESSEX, U.K. TRADING ADDRESS: - LCNR, ST.MARY'S COURT, THE BROADWAY, AMERSHAM -HP7 0UT. BUCKS. (UK)
Other - Health - 1 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
you nurses will believe anything. half of you aren't nearly as smart as you think you are.
Read more discussion :
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Wanting to go to college in London! I'm African American! Helpi
Wanting to go to college in London! I'm African American! Help?
Ok. so I want to go to school in London for Nursing. But I also want to be around a culture that is diverse but mostly blacks? any idea? Thanks knowledgeable...but Im not a guy??
London - 4 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
just have an open mind! it seems like you are about to embark on a very cool adventure. i wish you luck. im sure if your a nice guy, people will accept you, and you could make some great friends. cheers!
2 :
I don't know if there's any distinctly "black" parts of London as it were. But London is such an amazingly multicultural/ethnic city you should have no problem meeting anyone of any colour/variety/belief, etc. That's why I love it so. :)
3 :
There are many universities in and around London, but I am only personally experienced with London Metropolitan University (http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/) which is located in North London and has a very diverse student body. I am not sure of the exact statistics, but most people in my classes there were black or asian. I am a white female and was definitely a racial minority. I had one class with 100+ people where I was the only white person in the room. That being said, I was never made to feel like an outsider and all the students were very friendly to me and I was always included in their activities and conversations. I did a quick scan of London Metropolitan's website and it looks like they do have at least one nursing program, but I suppose it depends what specific area of nursing you're looking in to. The school is not in a fantastic part of the city, but I never felt unsafe walking around there especially since it was located right off the underground station so I didn't need to walk a lot through the area. London in general is a very diverse and accepting city so I don't think you'll feel like an outsider no matter where you end up. Hope this helps!
4 :
london is a fantastic city and if you want areas to move to where there is a large black culture try and finad a place in brixton in south london or hackney a london borough in east london hope this helps :)
Read more discussion :
Ok. so I want to go to school in London for Nursing. But I also want to be around a culture that is diverse but mostly blacks? any idea? Thanks knowledgeable...but Im not a guy??
London - 4 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
just have an open mind! it seems like you are about to embark on a very cool adventure. i wish you luck. im sure if your a nice guy, people will accept you, and you could make some great friends. cheers!
2 :
I don't know if there's any distinctly "black" parts of London as it were. But London is such an amazingly multicultural/ethnic city you should have no problem meeting anyone of any colour/variety/belief, etc. That's why I love it so. :)
3 :
There are many universities in and around London, but I am only personally experienced with London Metropolitan University (http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/) which is located in North London and has a very diverse student body. I am not sure of the exact statistics, but most people in my classes there were black or asian. I am a white female and was definitely a racial minority. I had one class with 100+ people where I was the only white person in the room. That being said, I was never made to feel like an outsider and all the students were very friendly to me and I was always included in their activities and conversations. I did a quick scan of London Metropolitan's website and it looks like they do have at least one nursing program, but I suppose it depends what specific area of nursing you're looking in to. The school is not in a fantastic part of the city, but I never felt unsafe walking around there especially since it was located right off the underground station so I didn't need to walk a lot through the area. London in general is a very diverse and accepting city so I don't think you'll feel like an outsider no matter where you end up. Hope this helps!
4 :
london is a fantastic city and if you want areas to move to where there is a large black culture try and finad a place in brixton in south london or hackney a london borough in east london hope this helps :)
Read more discussion :
Sunday, October 7, 2012
does dental nursing help entry to dentistry
does dental nursing help entry to dentistry?
i am going to london to do a part time dental nursing for 2 years. i want to work for a year after completing the course. I finally want to get into uni for dentistry. i dont have enough grades to get inti uni directly so i am taking this route. Is this good way you think? Will this help me for getting accepting into uni for dentistry later on?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
If you haven't got the grades you'll need to prove yourself academically, its just the bottom line with courses like that. You must at least meet the minimum requirments. I would do your research into all of the dental schools in the UK (I'm assuming UK) and look for what they actually require, some will want different things. Have you ever thought about doing a degree, in something like biology or physiology or even anatomy. That would put you ahead of the rest, especially the school leavers and would prove you are academically suitable for a career in dentistry. Also I dont think you require 3 years of dental nursing to stand out, you could volunteer every summer between your degree years, you just need to show you have a realistic view of what a career in dentistry involves and that you are actively pursuing it. Do not rely on having experience in the dentistry field to get you onto the degree. Also I'm not sure, and you'll need to look into this, some universitys may offer a foundation entry into dentistry degree where when you finish your first year and meet all requirement you automatically get into the dentistry degree. I know this is true with medicine, and its like to require lower grades. I'm not 100% sure sorry. But just concentrate on meeting the minimum requirements, you dont want to waste 3 years and not even meet the criteria they ask for. You'd get rejected without them even reading your personal statement.
2 :
It might help. Especially if you get lots of As and only a few Bs. Work experience might help to. You might get letters of recomendation or maybe your boss knows someone who can pull strings, if they like your work that is!
Read more discussion :
i am going to london to do a part time dental nursing for 2 years. i want to work for a year after completing the course. I finally want to get into uni for dentistry. i dont have enough grades to get inti uni directly so i am taking this route. Is this good way you think? Will this help me for getting accepting into uni for dentistry later on?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
If you haven't got the grades you'll need to prove yourself academically, its just the bottom line with courses like that. You must at least meet the minimum requirments. I would do your research into all of the dental schools in the UK (I'm assuming UK) and look for what they actually require, some will want different things. Have you ever thought about doing a degree, in something like biology or physiology or even anatomy. That would put you ahead of the rest, especially the school leavers and would prove you are academically suitable for a career in dentistry. Also I dont think you require 3 years of dental nursing to stand out, you could volunteer every summer between your degree years, you just need to show you have a realistic view of what a career in dentistry involves and that you are actively pursuing it. Do not rely on having experience in the dentistry field to get you onto the degree. Also I'm not sure, and you'll need to look into this, some universitys may offer a foundation entry into dentistry degree where when you finish your first year and meet all requirement you automatically get into the dentistry degree. I know this is true with medicine, and its like to require lower grades. I'm not 100% sure sorry. But just concentrate on meeting the minimum requirements, you dont want to waste 3 years and not even meet the criteria they ask for. You'd get rejected without them even reading your personal statement.
2 :
It might help. Especially if you get lots of As and only a few Bs. Work experience might help to. You might get letters of recomendation or maybe your boss knows someone who can pull strings, if they like your work that is!
Read more discussion :
Monday, October 1, 2012
Does anyone know of a hospital that trains nurses in London or anywhere in the U.K.
Does anyone know of a hospital that trains nurses in London or anywhere in the U.K.?
My 18 year old daughter would like to train as a nurse and is looking for a place at any hospital in London or anywhere in the U.K. that trains people.
Other - United Kingdom - 1 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
http://www.nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk/student-nurse-jobs/case-studies.aspx
Read more discussion :
My 18 year old daughter would like to train as a nurse and is looking for a place at any hospital in London or anywhere in the U.K. that trains people.
Other - United Kingdom - 1 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
http://www.nhsprofessionals.nhs.uk/student-nurse-jobs/case-studies.aspx
Read more discussion :
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)